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‘We left the government medical sector because we couldn’t continue working for a group of terrorists.’

The Irrawaddy revisits an article from March last year honoring some of the more than 500 peaceful protesters killed by the junta during the first month after it seized power.

Opponents of the military junta remain defiant: ‘The revolution will not be stopped’

But opponents of the military junta remain defiant: ‘The revolution will not be stopped,’ one said.

Despite warnings from regime forces, streets were deserted and businesses shuttered across the country as people stayed at home to show their rejection of military rule.

With More Deadly Crackdowns, Myanmar Protest Death Toll Exceeds 90 With More Deadly Crackdowns, Myanmar Protest Death Toll Exceeds 90 Protesters in Yangons Tamwe township took to the street again on Saturday to defy the military regime. / Naing Lin Tun 7.7k By The Irrawaddy 13 March 2021 YANGON—Myanmar’s military regime killed nine more civilians on Saturday, boosting the protest-related total death toll to at least 92 in the 41 days since the coup on Feb. 1. In a deadly crackdown on a si...

At least 12 people were killed in Myanmar after violent crackdowns on anti-coup protesters on Saturday, making it one of the deadliest days since the military regime took power last month.

Tens of thousands chant for an end to the military dictatorship and the release of detained leaders.